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By DR. DIANE RELF
Extension Consumer Horticulturist
When designing your landscape, draw it on paper first. It is much easier to move a few lines, than to move a plant. You might also experiment with some of the kits on the market for home landscaping. If your paper plan is drawn to scale, you can more accurately determine how much to plant and where.
Some landscapes are designed for privacy. The public or front yard areas are screened and developed as living space or entrance gardens, rather than as a setting for the house. The amount of maintenance varies with the formality of the plan.
Traditional Styles Require
High Maintenance
The style of landscape you use greatly influences the amount of maintenance required. The traditional method of framing the house with trees, trimmed hedges, and open mowed lawns creates a high-maintenance landscape.
Natural landscapes that blend new.
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